Part, Question
1 1, 21 | however, be considered that to bestow perfections ~appertains
2 1, 21 | in so far as God does not bestow them for His own use, but ~
3 1, 21 | remitting it he may be said to bestow a gift. Hence the Apostle
4 1, 21 | abundance of His goodness bestow ~upon creatures what is
5 1, 88 | and more universal and bestow a deeper comprehension of
6 1, 88 | are less universal, and bestow a lower degree of comprehension,
7 1, 105 | to whom it ~belongs to bestow righteousness: for righteousness
8 2, 27 | that "we love those ~who bestow money and health on us;
9 2, 32 | being things on which they bestow a ~share of their own good.
10 2, 68 | so "as against folly to bestow wisdom; against dullness, ~
11 2, 69 | needs of those on whom we bestow our ~gratuitous bounty:
12 2, 112 | reason why ~God does not bestow grace on the devil, is that
13 2, 25 | a greater obligation to ~bestow on them the effect of charity.
14 2, 29 | Him, out of His love, to bestow good things on us.~Aquin.:
15 2, 29 | ought in preference to ~bestow on each one such benefits
16 2, 31 | seek someone on whom to ~bestow such favors as are due,
17 2, 31 | but it suffices that we bestow them when the opportunity
18 2, 31 | for just as a man ought to bestow temporal favors on those ~
19 2, 69 | no man is ~sufficient to bestow a work of mercy on all those
20 2, 69 | and then one is bound ~to bestow the work of mercy on him.
21 2, 81 | them: but that He wishes to bestow certain things ~on us at
22 2, 99 | other hand, for the son to bestow something on his father
23 2, 104 | profit. ~But sometimes people bestow favors for their own profit.
24 2, 104 | under a moral ~obligation to bestow something gratis in return.
25 2, 104 | Now he does not seem to ~bestow something gratis, unless
26 2, 183 | them for themselves or bestow them on others at will.
27 3, 1 | And hence the Lord did not bestow upon the human race the
28 3, 5 | unsuitable to Him, and did not bestow on it the boon of ~redemption;
29 3, 5 | the whole, ~that He might bestow salvation on me wholly;
30 3, 27 | sacraments, but that He can bestow His grace, by special privilege,
31 3, 40 | of the body in ~order to bestow spiritual life on us, so
32 3, 44 | hanging on the Cross, or bestow its ~radiancy on the impious
33 3, 59 | belongs to God alone to bestow beatitude upon souls by
34 3, 63 | power is needed; for to bestow ~something on others, active
35 3, 63 | deputed to receive, or to bestow on ~others, things pertaining
36 3, 63 | that it may receive, or bestow on others, ~things pertaining
37 3, 63 | which imprint a character, bestow on man a certain ~consecration,
38 3, 64 | s power, that He could ~bestow the sacramental effect without
39 3, 64 | sacraments, so as to be unable to bestow the sacramental effect without ~
40 3, 66 | consequently unfitting to bestow a white garment on those
41 3, 69 | never come to life so as to ~bestow grace.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
42 3, 70 | that circumcision did not bestow sanctifying grace. For ~
43 3, 72 | miraculously by God, Who can bestow the sacramental effect,
44 3, 82 | it is one thing not ~to bestow, and quite another to bestow,
45 3, 82 | bestow, and quite another to bestow, but not rightly." Accordingly, ~
46 Suppl, 6 | sacraments; so that He ~could bestow the reality of the sacrament
47 Suppl, 11| Reply OBJ 3: This does not bestow impunity on wicked priests,
48 Suppl, 19| suffering Christ, nor ~does it bestow on them the use of the keys.~
49 Suppl, 29| Baptism. But He did not bestow this ~sacrament on anyone.
50 Suppl, 38| Reply OBJ 5: In order to bestow what one has on another,
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